Obituary and Community News From Cascade Iowa
Cascade Chronicle reports on the death of Mrs Kezia Lindeman the oldest Dubuque county resident and outlines her family and funeral details. It also lists local obituaries including Andrew Loes and Ben Flannigan, church notices, fire at the Dirks home and assorted social updates across Cascade and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Kezia G. Lindeman
Dubuque County
Adolph Lindeman
Worthington
D.D. Welch
Dubuque University
Kezia G. Collins
Cascade Township
Henrietta Pittman
Marley
A. B. Lindeman
Frederick Lindeman
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Frederic
John's Creek Ceemetery
A. W. Aitchison
William Packer
Henry Ganfield
Chfford Gaston
John Loes
Walker
Andrew
Frank Loes
Mike Loes
Ben Flannigan
Bernard Monday
Temple Hill
J. E. Flannigan
Edla Lamey
Onslow
J. A
Bernard
Thomas F
Joe Mplannigan
Chicago
Convery
W. Henneberry
Harry McQuillen
Garry Owen
St. Patrick’s Church
Muteaby
Willis Moore
William J. Moore
Daniel Mikeworth
Josephine Lauser
J. P. Strong
L. P. Pettinger
Joseph Garrity
Mike
Nick
Paul Lauser
George Gross
White Lake
South Dakota
Mayme
Lola Lane
White
Eldora
John Lane
East Cascade
Theo Weber
Jesup
Jim Skahill
Peter Weber
Waterloo
William Belter
Carl Heyne
Minneapolis
J. H. Weber
Des Moines
Loretta Garrity
Dean Convery
Charles City
Edward Carr
West Union
Leo Willenburg
Cold snap coats Scotch Grove as roads drifted in snow
Scotch Grove reports a severe cold spell with temperatures from 26 to 30 degrees below zero last week. Roads are badly drifted in places while others are bare though travel picked up yesterday with rising temperatures and postponed business. An auto appears one moment and a bobsled the next.
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Scotch Grove
Christmas and New Year joys at Jones County home
Inmate happiness rode on the annual efforts of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Clark at the Jones county home. A fine Christmas program and distribution of gifts followed by New Year observances marked the festive season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
S. W. Clark
Clark
John Robertson
Iowa
Florida
Iona
Kratz
George Bodenhofer
Alex Robertson
Anamosa
Miss Rohn
Black Oak
Miss Fisher
Ampher
Harley Bulgrin
Wayne No. 6
Mike Martin
Fd Lavey
Omaha
Clarence Thomas
Sioux City
R.wessels
Philip Bailey
Farragher Place
Rynerson
Onslow
Rowe
Harvestwood
Herman Englehart
Engle
Astruman Club Elects Officers At Onslow Meeting
The Astruman club met January 4 with Mrs. W. W. Kennedy. Harriet Lamey was reelected president and officers include George Lyons as first vice president Norman Paul as second vice president W K Kennedy recording secretary Ben Johnston corresponding secretary Mayme Eichhorn treasurer Walter Koon program chair Etta Brown music and Edna Orr flower chair. A Great Lakes study followed with J Kennedy reading A Trip on the Lakes and George Sears discussing Chicago. The group planned to meet January 18 with Mrs. Ben Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
Astruman Club
W. W. Kennedy
Harriet Lamey
George Lyons
Norman Paul
W. K. Kennedy
Ben Johnston
Mayme Eichhorn
Walter Koon
Etta Brown
Arthur McMaster
Edna Orr
Great Lakes
J. Kennedy
Lakes
George Sears
Chicago
M. M. Franks
O E S Officers Installed At Masonic Hall In Wyoming
January 8 report lists the year’s officers of the order with Worthy Matron Dessa Cooley and Worthy Patron Charles Atherton among those installed by Dr. Stoffel. Corsage presented to the matron. social events include Mah Jongg at Mrs. Roush and Mrs. Vetter’s home.
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Masonic Hall
Dessa Cooley
Charles Atherton
Abbie Hanold
Elizabeth Alden
Ludah Levsen
Adah
Elizabeth Behnke
Ruth
Madge Vetter
Esther
Jessie Koch
Martha
Bertha Edwards
Electa
Elsie Bramer
Nellie Atherton
Sue Meyer
Ida Pealer
Mae Peck
Inner Sentinel
Daisy Overly
Outer Sentinel
Charles Rogers
Stoffel
Roush
Vetter
Mah Jongg
D. A. Wherry
Stella Mae Lindsey
Anamosa
J. S. Parr
Louise Levien
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
R. D. Cooley
Anna McDonald
Center Junction
Mary L. McDonald
Fred A. Day
Our City
Henry Broderson
Gerald Mader
Ivan John
Esther Sampson
Diana Fret Club
R. A. Scott
Des Moines
Lyda Wherry
Cora Hayden
Norway
Towa
Wayne Lutheran church annual meeting elects new officers
January 2 meeting of the Wayne Lutheran church elected John Folken as deacon for three years and Harm Fechtmann as trustee. Herman Zimmerman became treasurer and August Toenjes secretary by acclamation. John B. Brokens was chosen graveyard inspector.New officers will be inducted next Sunday. The year 1923 saw 63 baptisms 37 confirmations 616 communicants 6 marriages and 13 funerals with about 3 500 raised for benevolent purposes.
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Wayne Lutheran Church
John Folken
Wiliam R. Zimmerman
Harm Fechtmann
Gerd Harms
Herman Zimmerman
August Toenjes
John B. Brokens
H. Poppe
Rey, Willms
John Rickels
Arhelger
Sugar City
Colorado
Willms
John Janssen
Wartburg College
Waverly
Iowa
Gerhard Nagel
Clinton
Castle Grove News Roundup and Meetings
The Farmers Mutual Insurance Association will hold its annual members meeting at School House No 2 on Saturday afternoon. John Hasler and John Hennessey and sons shipped cattle to Chicago. Joe Loetscher walked to town after ten weeks with a fractured limb. Carl Willis attended the assessors meeting in Anamosa and began rounds. The Lutheran Ladies Aid met Mrs Henry Gertjets. Roads remain drifted hindering travel. Charles Vermint lost several hogs to cholera.
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Kart
Gerd Brokens
Wayne Township
Miss Wisher
Amber
Miller
Dixon, Iinois
Lew Vworsies
Washington
Dp. G
George
Ora Andrews
George Andrews
Center Junction
Charles Michaels
Mary Atwood
Pearl
Lulu Stenbook
Anamosa
Henry Holmes
Harvestwood
Orla Bailey
Anna Brokens
George Bodiker
Ida
Carl Aden
Grover Preston
Ella Andrews
Wayne Confirmation School
Mary
Ide den
Willis
Charles Gray
Monticello
Mabel Otten
Leola Watson
Irene Norris
Anna McDonald
Lorna Livingstone
Ann Aiken
George McDonald
Marion
United States
Wesley Hanken
Hanken
Baby
H. Dirks
Irene Crorey
J. F. Livingstone
High School
Port Huron
Michigan
Henry Badberg
John McDonald Hospital
Young
Hoegen
Wyoming
Bert Clark
E. L. Himebaugh
S. G. Thompson
Art Himebaugh
Hopkinton
O. M. Miller
Dodge
Robert
Ki. F. Kleineck
Cedar Rapids
Tom Hatch
Hatch
Hatch-Brookman
Margaret McDonald
Mary Etta Letze
Mount Vernon
H. J. Smith
J. B. Hanken
Genevieve
Minnie Lewis
Charles Nelson
Shippers’ Association
Creamery
Ed Bethurum
Lebo
Kansas
Onslow
Presbyterian Ladies’ Working Band
Arthur Himebaugh
Kerr
Lake Preston
South Dakota
Mineral
Glenn Platner
Olin
John Carson
O. QO. Watson
John Alexander
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association
Iowa
John Hasler
Chicago
John Hennessey
Carl Willis
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
Henry Gertjets
Charles B. Vernimont
Sand Spring Notes On Local Families
January 9 items from Sand Spring report residents returning to school in Dubuque travelers visiting relatives and extended visits by Detailing names include Lawrence Shuster Donald York Louise Gestel Dorothy Pierce Lois Pierce Dale Wheeless Mrs Henry Behrends Barton Powers H S Pierce F M Wheeless and other Monticello Hopkinton Cedar Rapids and Monticello connections referenced with small-town social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Shuster
Dubuque
Louise Gestel
Dorothy
Lois Pierce
Dale Wheeless
Fred Dean
Hopkinton
Donald York
John Shuster
Henry Behrends
Monticello
Prairieburg Social News Highlights and Park Improvements
In Prairieburg and nearby areas, residents share visits and marriages, with Miss Nellie Peet visiting Iowa City friends and Mrs H H Isham's family returning from the county home. News covers a What Duane Wilson Chicago marriage to Anne Roberts, long-time staff changes, and a focus on Devil's Backbone State Park enhancements including a new scenic road linking Richmond Springs, boosted visitor access and camping sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Peet
Iowa City
Mary Dolan
H. H. Isham
Esther and
Ora
Gene Isham
Oliver Caldwell
C. Benson
Supervisor Burns
Delhi
Fred Timm
Duane Wilson
Chicago
Anne Roberts
Lieut. Wilson
Osceola
Iowa
Roberts
Himyra
New York
American Legion Auxiliary
A. B. Spence
Worthington
Springville
Lee Trower
Lamont
F. M. Wheeless
Local Notables Visit and Travel Notes
Fort Lauderdale hosts Mr. Wolmutt and his associate as Mrs. Sue Benson returns from her daughter's home. Mrs. H H Leffler visits Waterloo before returning home. Travel details include Tavel DeLancey's holiday stay with her father in Anamosa and Harold Fleming's trip to New York with Mrs. Burlingham.
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